Will Lowe wrote: > Wait. Three cases: > > 1) Something that runs *without* X (eg. on console) > goes in /usr/bin > 2) Something that runs *only* in X (eg. Gimp, KDE, rxvt) > goes in /usr/X11* > 3) a) Something that works either way (Xemacs, clisp) but is only *one* > binary (the same executable runs in X and on the console). > goes in /usr/bin > > This makes sense to me, but likely not to others.
It makes sense to me. Then if you are not running X, you can remove /usr/X11R6/bin from your PATH. -- see shy jo
